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We are pleased to announce that Dr George Wise has been appointed as a Research Associate at Pembroke College, Cambridge. George is looking forward to broadening the academic reach of his research, and contributing more fully to the activities of the collegiate university. To find out more: https://www.pem.cam.ac.uk/college/master-and-fellows/list-…

Dr George Wise attended the Worshipful Company of Armourers and Brasiers Alumni Reception held at Armourers' Hall on Monday 20th October. His talk "Increasing scrap utilisation in the production of advanced Ni-base superalloys" was well received, winning the award for best presentation of the evening. We extend our congratulations to George on this…

We are delighted to announce today that Dr Nicole Church has taken up an appointment as a University Assistant Professor in the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy, University of Cambridge. We extend our congratulations to Nicole and wish her the very best in her new role.https://www.linkedin.com/posts/msm-cambridge_were-pleased-to-announc…

We have had a good week within the group for prizes!On Monday, Dr George Wise was awarded the Armourers' and Brasiers' Company Post-Doctoral Prize at the annual ABC forum. This award is for post-doctoral researchers who have made a significant contribution to science, teaching and outreach within the Department. Today, Dr George Wise was awarded th…

We extend our congratulations to Dr Nicole Church, who has been elected the Beatrice Mary Dale Research Fellow at Newnham College. Nicole is excited to continue her research within the Department, as well as with her international collaborators and industrial contacts. Nicole has a particular research focus on exploiting the reversible shape-memory…

Congratulations to Dr Nicole Church who has been awarded The Worshipful Company of Armourers & Brasiers' Postdoctoral Fellowship Prize, presented at the A&B Department Forum on Tuesday 18th June. The award recognises her excellence in research, and her outstanding contributions to teaching and outreach.

Our very own Howard Stone has been appointed as the new Tata Steel Professor of Metallurgy; a post established in 2008 through a generous donation from Tata Steel UK Ltd.Speaking about his recent appointment, Professor Stone said "I am delighted to be able to take up this role and work to build the University’s metallurgical research links with Tat…

Congratulations to Professor Nick Jones, who has just been awarded the IOM3 Harvey Flower Titanium Prize in recognition of his contribution to the field. We are all very proud of his achievement. Enjoy your trophy Prof. Jones!Also a huge congratulations to Dr Lewis Owen, past group member and now Lecturer at the University of Sheffield, who receive…

We are thrilled to announce that Dr Nicole Church has been awarded the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy Teaching Associate Prize 2023. The award recognises her outstanding contribution to teaching, through her delivery of undergraduate supervisions, laboratory Head-of-Class and more recently her Part II Lecture Course - Fracture and F…

Titanium 2023!Join us at the international conference for titanium research, 2023, in Edinburgh next week. Hear talks from Nick, Nicole, Chris, Rosie and Ollie on a range of Ti-based research themes from superelasticity, the omega phase and novel nanoscale precipitate formation. 

Come and join us on Saturday 18th March in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy for a fun-packed day full of all things Materials Science, for the annual Cambridge Science Festival.We're passionate about sharing our love of metallurgy, so do come along and bring the whole family! 

Congratualtions to all those who presented at EuroSuperalloys this week!

Dr. Lewis Owen has been appointed to a Junior Research Fellowship commencing in October 2018 at Gonville & Caius College Cambridge. We look forward to many more years of high quality research into the wonderful world of short range order.

We had a fantastic time today hosting the uber-talented students from the Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology. We believe sharing some of our research and encouraging as many people as possible to consider STEM careers is a key responsibility for any scientist/engineer.